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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-07-08

The K,mball (Neb.) Observer is
among the latest applicants for ex.
change with the GRAPHIC. The
is familiar, by the way, as
from time to time papers reach us
addressed to the "Observer, Kimball,
Neb." Everything with the name
kimball attached is of interest to
us, Of course, and the Observer will
be welcome visitor.
A Washington special of the 25th
ulto says: Grace Howard, the eld-
est daughter Of the we'll known
journalist, Joseph Howard, Jr., left
last night her parental roof, going as
a missionary to the Crow Greek
agency in Dakota. Her programme
includes the locating Of 100 acres OF
land near the Crow Creek agency,
the erection of school house and
the establishment Of school where
Indian gsrls may be taught how to dc
plain and fancy sewing and be quail
fed to act as instructors for the less
favored of their sex.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-03-24
UNIONS.

In the District court Of the First Judicia Dis
trict Of Idaho Territory, Nee Perez County.
Elisabeth Wells pitf ~ William Wells def
To william J. Wells. defendant,
The People Of tie United States in the Terri.
tory Of IdaAo:
You are hereby notified that there Is now
on ale In the once Of the clerk If the district
csurt Of tho First Jadicial District of said ter
ritory, in Lewiston. county Of Nss Perez. thu
complaint of the above named plaintiff Wherein
Judgement u demanded against you Arst, for
. decree Of this court dissolving tho bonds Of
matsimony now existing between plaintiff and
defendant on the grounds or desertion failure 70
provide and cruel and inhumar treatment
Second. That dsiendaat b required TO pay
into court reasonable sum - attorneys fesa
in this salt and for the costs herein. also pay
such further sums - the court may adjudge
for alimosy dsrinS the pendsncy Of this suit
Third. fog gensrsl relief
Aud you are also noti6ed unless you appeal
and answer to said complaint within ten day.
after the servsce hereof. II served within Me-
Perez county. and within twenty days II served
district. and within forty days u served out o.
said district tsxoausivs Of the day Of service,
the plaintiG viii take default against you aAt
apply 70 ths ecaSs for Tie sslisf demanded II
said complaint
GIVEN aadse ~ haad aad The sal Or u,
District Ceust efthe Hisse judicial Distsie
| f. 1sf Idaho Territory, n md tes Mes fsse
eoanty. thiD l0sh day u Oct. 4. D. 1885
n. eovIR2. clerk.
!. 0'Nsf1l, Attsney IL plaintlg.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-03-24
A Senatorial Tribute.
How poor in brain the Senator /!
No matter though for that
If but (for SO the story goes)
His poke book is fat.

BISMARCK, March 2l.--The situation
here is becoming much worse. The riv
er is still rising and the current becom
ing swiftcr. Nothing can resist the
force Of the current, and the largest
warehouses, which had been tied down
by cables, were carried away. Grave
fears are entertained that the Missouri
may freeze up, in which case Maudar
would be swept away by the Yellowstone
The loss throughout the country is tire
mendous. West bound mails have beer
returned to 81. Paul and will be for
warded to their destination via the Uu
ion Pacific. Efforts are being made b,
the Northern. Pacific to establish com
munication with the west by means Of I
ferry across the river.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-03-24

The Moscow Mirror states that, "A
petition is on foot asking congress to Gre
ate new territory with northern Idaho
joined to that portion Of Washington
Territory having the Snake river for the
southern boundary line and the Colum,
bia and Okinakane rivers on the west."
Better petition to have the annexation
bill carried through. With northern
Idaho annexed, Washington will be one
Of the wealthiest states in the union
With its heavy timber land on both
boundaries, and vast agricultural ant
mineral districts, what would be lacking
l-Fdrm,ngton Post.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-03-24
q UNI MONS.

In the District Court Of the First Judicial Dis
trict of idaho Territory. sitting for trial Of
U. s. causes.
The United States. pltff VS. the Northern Paci.
fc railroad company. deft.
The People Of the United States, scnd greet
ing to the Northern Pacific II. Il. Company.
defendant.
You are hereby required to appear in an
action brought against you by the above named
plaintiff in the United States court OF the LIST
judicial district Of Idaho Territory, and to
answer to the complaint filed therein. within
ten days Exclusive of the day Of service) after
the service en- you Of this summons. If served
| within tho county of Ecz Pc-ce. Idaho Terry,
| within twenty days. if served within this dis
trict, otherwise within forty days; or judge
ment ~ default will be taken against you, ae-
| cording to the prayer Of said complaint
The said action is brought to recover the
sum Of one hundred and forty-cight thousand
seven hundred and seventy dollars lawful
money Of the United States duo from the
defendant to the plaintiff as damages arising
FROM tho unlswful and willfcl acts Of the
defendant in entering npon the lands Of the
plaintiff and cutting down and removing there
from timber trees. the property of said plaintiff
| Said land being situated on the line of tht
track Of the Northern Pacific railroad COMPANY
for distance of one mile or more. in width
more or less on each side Of said +. h. track
and at various points between the town o
Rathdrum in said Kootenai county and tn
Montana territorial line. all in Kooteuai coun
ty and in the LIST judicial district Of Idah'
Territory.
And You are hereby notified that II you fai
to appear and answer the said complaint .
above required. the said plaintiff will tax
judgement against you for the said sum Of on
hundred and forty eight thousand seven hun
dred end seventy dollars and costs Of suit.
GIVEN under my hand and tho seal Of til
II distric. court Of the let judicial district (
L. q idaho Territory on this 10Th day Of Marc
A. b. 1887.
FRED. 3. LUCAS. Clerk Dist Court.
By ". 8. Buck, Deputy.
Jas. H. Hawley and A. Quaekenbush, U.
| aiturneYa ElI plaintiff.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-03-24

A COOP CHANcE.-Pstrick Barton, pro-
prietor of the only first class blacksmith
shop in the city of Lewiston, situated in the
finest location in the city. and who employs
none but thorough mechanics, offers to a
good A No. wagon maker, free shop with
every convenience for the business, and
board free for six months. There is grand
outlook for an immense amount of work for
first class wood.worker the coming spring
and summer. and an early application to
this notice is requested. None but first.
class, steady mechanic need apply. Address
22.l I'm. p. BARTON, Lewiston, Idaho.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-03-24

Over this wise action Of the president,
the Idaho Statesman and some Other
papers are now rejoicing. At this fact
We are surprised, in view Of the fact that
the Idaho Statesman did its utmost t
elect the man who fret pledged himself
to annexation, (Mr. Sipgiser), both il
1882 and in l884.-Siver City Ara
tQncke.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-03-24

OUR CREED.--We believe in truly merit.
ing the confidence Of our patrops. in honest
goods and accurate statements concerning
them. square dealing. u cash business, low
prices, promptness. and clear conscience.
All orders entrusted to us for DRY GOODS
will he strictly iled in accordance with thi,
creed. OLDS KING,
1885 First street, Portland Ogn.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-03-24

NoTIcE.-Thoss desiring photographs must
came in between now and the first of May,
as shall go away about that time Tor :rir
in the northern part of the territory and
shall be gone most of the summer.
J. W. RIGGs, Photographer.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-03-24

PIANO TUNER. Prof. J. A. Gibson, Of
this city, a gentleman of many years ex
perience in piano tuning. is now ready and
prepared to tune your pianos, melodians ant
organs at reasonable terms. lie is contem
platinga visit to Camas Prairie shortly.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-03-24
A North Idaho Farmer Changes
His Boys Name.

Alas | my little Grover:
For since the poke; veto
I'm bound to name You Over,
And ever shall it be so.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-03-24

In introducing and carrying the bill
annexing the pan handle to Washington
Delegate Haley only carried out the
pledges he made to the people. If
John HALEY was honest enough to keep
bis word We cannot see why he is to be
censured for the course he has taken.
Let us have moro such men in Office. -
CdldOeu Tribune.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-03-24

Colville il TO have smelter as soon as
the material can be shipped there from
the east. A COMPANY with $4,000
capital have engaged to put il there.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-03-24


George Christie il building dwelling on
Eugene street.
Edison Briggs was in the city from Pataha
City on Monday.
The schools resumed work on Monday last
with full attendance.
h. H. Barton of Moscow, was seen on
our streets on Monday.
H. Squier's residence is receiving . coat
Of paint Of rich color.
The Anthony Bros. were in the city on
Monday from the north.
DR.. I. L. Magee, the Agency physician,
was in the city Tuesday.
q. A. Halberson of Genesse, made us q
pleasant call on Monday.
H. T. Madgwick il at Asotin City build
Ing E. Baumeister dwelling.
s. W,ldenthaler has secured the service.
Of another baker from Portland.
VIM. Denny has gone to Spokane Falls to
WORT At his trade, carpentering.
The Northern Pacific express arrives now
BY steamer-Thursday and Sunday.
Dr.. R. 4. Butler Of Walla Walla, wa
registered 1t the Raymond this week.
Chris Thiesssn is on Salmon river looking
after his cattle ranging in that region.
Several fishing parties have been out dur.
ing the past week. meeting with fair success
John Burke, Of the Bank Of Lewiston
whispers to you in another columu Of thi'
paper.
Miss Ida Joseph, niscs Of Mrs. R. Gros
tein, returned on Sunday from visit q
Coliax.
H. Critics, who has been confined to hi
bed during tho winter past, 10 slowly i'm
proving.
Auditor Hattabaugh Is again at his offic
After one week ct home, . sufferer from
neuralgia.
Church social at Mr.. e. A. Rowley's Ia
morrow friday evening. All are cordial,
invited to attend.
Csc. vinaRarholtx and vita and Chaa
vinagarholts we're in the city yesterda
from the Alpowai.
We are pleased to note that Madame L
Francois 10 again able to b shout after be
recent ssigs Of aickness.
1: Rowlsys door and. sash factory at th
head OF Main street 10 now in readiness
turn out the best Of work.
We sre sorry to learn that Frank McGrau
our young cattle king, il confined 10 his be
IN this city with sickness.
"A. E. Smell, the Potlatch mill man l.
the city. He ID Offering for sale his req
Deuce on east Main street.
j. W. Denny and family returned ON Su,
gay from Seattle, whore they have bes
curing the past two weeks.
ss 1Sss.eA good .l .s !. sea &.
,osry store Of N. J. Gsesnbars.
Aaron Kuhn, wife and child wsrs in Il
cisy irom Colfax paying their rslatives ~
many friends visit this week.
Msssrs Goddard 4 sihlsr have beea bu,
ing and selling hidss durine ~ pasI mont
insy made shipmsut % Monday.
Felix warren left Wednesday mornir
icf tarminGton where he win - for sever
aaysastsad.Ag te his stage business.
NofIcx.-Fnsh and eho;ce butter an
viil b found % through ~ sprins &
'am" os = nv plass % Third Street:
0-0 J. D. KAHx.
Every bat brings frssh oandiss fro
rottiand Tor IaAmaa = Co II THE mann
~s Keep The bsst eandiss h IL market
G. D. Flsmins scA his hsuas sitaaasa ,
ldaho strsst On Aoadsy ~ e J. n. d
NJ Qf tkin 49, - = s,~S.11 2.r.H3-. - aim
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-03-24

Straight, the jeweller at Walla Walla
after the late Ere opened bis safe and
found that most of his valuable articles
in the safe had been rendered useless BY
the heat. The safe was not FIRE proof
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-03-24

MONEY TO LOAN.-I am prepared t.
negotiate loans On real estate at low rate
of interest, s. s. ROGERS, S-tf
Office in Frank Bros. Implement house.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-03-24

Pennington Post: The veto OF the
annexation bin is great blow to the
people Of eastern Washington and north.
ern Idaho. It will have to come some
day and let US hope the time will hasten
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-03-24


De-. n. Lake jswelsr, Lewiston. 1-s-u
Beautiful weather,
The hills IRE green.
Chaw, sisters, chaw.
Emerald Isle is No. s.
Rivers falling little.
4 week from Friday will b al fools day.
The Red Riding Hood twins. What pioe !
Over twenty passsassrs sAns - " Sundays
steamer.
VIA. wills to hobsnf Excuse spelling W
are Irishl.
why won't hs come out when am waiting
fos him?
How beautifully some girls get slipped up on
their mashes.
Some of the boys are rushing the season with
their straw hats.
WATCnES.--deo. H. Lake is agent for the
celebrated Rockford Watches.
Say don't say anything sbout it, but the
TsLLER office windows have been washed.
A now brand Of polish has struck the town
Enquire At the Palace Saloon or of the city
marshal.
We don't see why . "Aannsl mouth" should
beso extravagant to wear green to let the PEG
pie know they are Irish.
A serenading party were out in tho eastern
part Of town the other evening. A special po-
lice will soon be put on in that part Of the city
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-03-24

LUMBER a RD.
On fifth 1T. below Raymond House.
VIZ keep cd hand all kinds Of
Lander,
Common lumber SIS, per thousand.
all orders left with J. Z. Meno,ny, in Lewiston
will be promptly htled.
John ByMaster. LeElStOn,
Eft.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-03-24

readily-for their demand il great.
George and Lima Morrison came down
from Camas Prairie ON Monday morning.
bringing with them twenty-six head of tine
horses George left on Tuesday for Spok.
ans Falls with the animals. whence he will
take them by the North Pacific to Massschu-
setts. He will return in about six weeks.
and take another car load in June next.
The case Of Vim. Black W the city Of
Lewiston 70 recover damages, has taken an
other appeal on the part Of the city, to ths
supreme court Of the United States. Thii
| l. another crazy mans move, but Whist il
the mes Of grumbling. il 10 evident that
those in power arc laying . fine plan tor -
enormous tax upon our citissns. which il
SURE to come sooner or later.
r. II. Winston, Jr., will soon sand hil
family back 10 Winston, North Carolina
| their former home, where they will remain
We regret 70 - families depart from oul
midst Who 70 TO make up the popular Gle
msnt q our little city. Mrs. Winston
health has been very poorly sincs her sts,
in this city Of eighteen monthe-hsnce TIL
change. Mr.. Winston will, however
make his home among ~.
| One Of orr young nimrede armed With I
small target gan psrchsd himsslf q To-
brow o. The hin back Of Sake river o.
othsr day, sad whils George Spurbecks do
was passing down the road below, though
be would discharge his dre-piecs and -
hoW clcse BE- could come 70 tie dog withoa
tAkinG his li1o. He took deliberats aim an
b1a4 Away, ~ baifie taking e6sst - u
Il fiGAb ~ e ~ Ao9,s heaA. fhe un1oftpn
~ bgete m ~ : ehoet dietanoe ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-02

hence British bark general and italian BARI the same
Si .9S ::ass not
In H." ruling 5 S
Family Mess $40 2sssi7g for Clear Back and
e. 1st M1. r cy rr; iass M.
Mes. bba SO So Packet ss6Ss 50: Plate. 81 81.
a "a rGsGlsT %oefIsis
moaerae str to the trading steady and rates
average, 7$s and = ws.s ESQ tes PsS:a Hams
S sa's G,yas .a Harm: FISH, fs ssa 81
asr sc s%Sksd Hams; h2siarc Smoked saSa d.s
aao5sd At RE es Es't
and In dse sqss @Ser 9 Tss Su of
and prices of 4s6 points closing with the best
Sd Sa ahg o July Essu:s and ocoSer
lots were dealt In 70 moderate extent sales C 1ts
:ss IN s ssa% e TO- go s
Tel south American 76oc 500 ties June 6734676c clos
ssDtsmScr 7S5 oss' 11So ts. oc.9 b
7Ssc closing surTER CHEESE and
ne grade: are nsi with fs Ss
dull and rather weak Western Creamery, .. LhSi5s'
ffs s. Ge s iss Ray
Western Eae,sry lGSlss1 WesEn 6Gsssy 53s 1
les. lie to the demand. but holders remain 9r% % the
basis Of late qnoed prices, state Factory New NC
5ssSac Esss.Holasrs Retain the advan!ass the DC
mand continues fair State loo. Western l4o4c; Can
sUoARF For raw sugar the market is dull and UNCHANGED
s'I ise i' case. N ss5 5Se
S!iHp1ssGa Sons soais s.aa.rd
wa's FTsSs G. Sci EXIT SlsS4 1915
sTEA RINE-ln ight demand city quoted at shc Sales
1902 Western s Sn G ,. prm. CITY,
quoted at $40 Sales. $4,000 ID at sac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-02
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
-
WEDNESDAY, June 1-P. Il.


The Stock Exchange markets still continue du' but
have firm tone and an advancing tendency In prices
Irrecuartty marks today movements because In spots
where the demand was slack attacks were manc on val
ues nv room traders who enlisted on the bear side
because, as they say. there Is no marHet Inc same
class of operators little time back selling North
western at ST. Paul at 90 Lake Shore ut 9ia
Erie at 80 aS4le Western Union at 20. Reading at 49,
and New. York and New England at 56i2dj7. for the
same reason They say There no leader and Without
one the market cannot rise and consequently must de-
cline" Nevertheless. whatever advances the market
has made have been brought about without leader for
such "leaders" as 1t has had have been mar
pots so far any permanent advance
1. concerned Whatever advance the market
has held has been spite Of the efforts OF leaders TO lie
press II as soon as they had sold out Delaware Lacka-
wanna and Western may lie high or low at l59. out
whether h is one or the the price there without
the special support OF any clique OF operators
Todays business amounted only 10 2l6,436 snarcs'
against shares yesterday. The coal stocks ana
the grangers we're strong and the trunk lines were hardly
steady Reading with per cent assessment paid, sofa
I'D TO 3d. equivalent to A. quoted last evening al a.
and closed at 527s The unpaid stock ruled at about
per cent below tie proportion Of the paid and closed at
47l2d47A Wheeling and Lake Erie was a spec'a'
feature with an advance 5sas to 609j9 a. Western
Union was dull for greater part OF the day ut about
77 but later it developed considerable activity a. $50
777s Tho market closed rregularly active.
Government bonds quiet and steady with the Dds
for the As oil per cent Annexed are the closing quota
tions:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-02

3oeld DO December and January delivery SeeSd; s!es
io delivery At todays eearnss $500 bales sew
SD -.''''''-A''''ns op'A"''' '''- w. ''''A'
The sales Of the day included 5:aoo bales American.
Futures stsady Upands Low Mddng ciausa June deIys
cry. 664d BUYERS de Jnns And July delivery 1894
buyers; do July ana AuGust delivery. 5s.6td buyers
do Ausus, and September SsI.ver $500 buyEs'
october and November delivery sse4d buyers da No
vembsr and December delivery 3564d buyers do De-
cem9sr and January delivery Ss5s4 do sspssn
Dor delivery GO6ld buyers.
p m.-Futnrss closed dun Upands Low MAdins
clause delivery 5764d sellers 10 June and July
livery. Cad sellers do July and August delivery So
CAD. sellers; do August and september delivery, 80
64d. sellers; do September and october delivery AZ
64d buyers October and November delivery 376ld
buyers; do November and December delivery $500
sellers do December and January delivery. S46<d
9A, SIss June d-Cottsa nrm Midsins 10 lila
receipts 2l3 balcs; saes 25 bales stock 400 bales
NORFOLK June Lection firm: Midiling II l;i9 net
and gros1 receipts bales; exports Coastwise bales
,. sAAyAxsAh June l,Co,t,n hr% Mddins loT.. Low
Midding. l0ss; Good Ordinary l0'eI and gross
ce,pts 50 bales sales = bales, stock 4e.o bales ,o.
low Middllng iot good ordinary lilo net and gross
bales; stock, i04, 1888 baea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-02

1Dn' Wheat .,oss at ton Western primary point.

Total bu ip2i 3i.9sJ,l7S 23I7l,SSo <'o''ooo
Decrease week l.26l25i bushels against 'ooov
bushels The previous wock
The ouanti,y OF wheat at Albany Buffalo oswego. Cncn.
nat. .napS Nav on Is iss .o5
bushels the preyoas week Increase o.
sew estimated at about 90 or cent Of me e%p 1i rht
Western primary points 'S a Zoo S3S bmses Increase
p'Ss SN ahIn good Hay
T;%GSycAs cs1or s'T" oss
&c. Soe.; ost. 20 s.Sc. BE-
norsrse actual business PASSING S aop S".
SS SS y. r.e, % coa, lisa s.e sss Rs,
Common s7c 1851 aOO 80 70 f se d. Cow CONE
rOIss"GstT s 7e crop a 81 ,ss sS sSlse
NoLAssEs-firm; 20'ac for So' BOXING Nu''o'' -''
egshq,, but nrm clOog 2sS2S iOe
spot gS CARS ! 20 ton. nsTssn june
20 tons IIanseraDe hGes loo tons
Sass Of ana ' b IA S1 se
zoe bid late ia,"rss s Do SSoSs 6
eraSo at ssos sy @S s CH eavsa q:
ns tons %. sales sna si and zoe
second cal. tons spot sold =. an sSS
sG ao notices. issued At spel,srms''1dy at +'2"
SAvAI p sss SS SS, ..
s & s,r sEssi S"' s sq1ay
I B.. SSs ss Sss i S. "'s'"
1is-A quiet unchanged marset "a pros ga
':SS ~
90. civ. tsc raw Western; 4sc Lard prime as
present make SO asset nsnhaden lsaeSsi Winter 2sa
Gssc Sperm crude natural . w,nsst e4sc7e
Ssaehsd spring G9s72 Whale eraSs 1.ra bsschsd
Ise, Red Eiain per 10 3i935c; Red saponhsa
sc bank. 24c.; Straits. 2Sge ohs ssagoe, palm. 6c
Neatsfoot prime. bOoToci eo"non' ''
Mustard seed 40c. .. ,,,ia bu.lness accom-.
,'aa IN xnv Department to-day, but rates were
decided change BERTH ENoAdEMES. ~ "a oo5 SnsI
5000 Sss; fr1n: sa' PIESRRoIEUM CHA lava
la. Brftish ship $4,000 cases rcnnoI ~
hspce Bsitic hence bark 800 Sei, sdr
2s dl oehs henee bari. aeco slsssuanS and another
mort hence bark LA tons ssnsM as,s,S: hence
bark and back with sugar. private s'"s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-02
ErRnpnAN FfNANcIALMARXEri

foSDoS. June l-i23o m-COns ols 1913 GIG for bo'h
money and the account Atlantic and Western First
Mortgage Trustees Ccrtincao, Ash Canadian Pacific 63
Eric. 49,, Mexican Ordinary 039: New.York Central.
lG's Pennsylvania. 577s Reading -
adyces quOc Three Per Rcntcs 81 francs
5centmcs for the
m-Consols. lO2 10 for both AMI tho account
Atlantic and Western First Mortgage Trustees Ger
tihcates 4s Canadian Pacific 6t- Ellie. 35's. Mexican
Ordinary. 639. ST. Psui Common, 962 NewYOrk Central,
llGa4 Reading. % q
Hudson. Bav Company. 2bia
Bar silveris quotal At iS'4i- nOnce
India Council bills allotted to-day at advance
OF I'll per rupee
Paris advces qucte Three per Cent Rentes at So franc,
72o cenmes for the and exchange London AL
2j francs 20 ceDtmes Tor checks
The amount Of bullion Withdrawn from the Bank OF Eng
land balance to-day - 10000